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[Retlaw]

Originally Posted by hassy rvr

Thanks Bob could well have been a grocers I only remember going in for sweets, we got groceries from Eddlestons on Plantation st till Sauls opened down Black Abbey.

Did you not go in Hilda's, opposite Mother Gumms, in Plantation St.

Owd Saul took over that shop in Black Abbey St, from his Uncle Bob Holt.
Saul was the first in Accrington, to stack them high, and sell cheaper than others, he used to travel every day from Blackpool.
Retlaw.

[hassy rvr]

Went in Hilda,s nearly every day the old scales were just inside for weighing spuds if my memory serves me right she died of tetinus.All our health products came from Mother Gumms....Kaolin to make poultices camphor blocks which my mum would pin in my liberty bodice.Eeh the good old days they don,t know what their missing these days!!!!lol

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by hassy rvr

Went in Hilda,s nearly every day the old scales were just inside for weighing spuds if my memory serves me right she died of tetinus.All our health products came from Mother Gumms....Kaolin to make poultices camphor blocks which my mum would pin in my liberty bodice.Eeh the good old days they don,t know what their missing these days!!!!lol

Well they won't be missing liberty bodices or camphor blocks hassy rvr

[hassy rvr]

Lol they have,nt lived!!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by hassy rvr

Lol they have,nt lived!!

Not to mention Nitty Nora

[maxthecollie]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Not to mention Nitty Nora

The bug explorer

[hassy rvr]

Ha ha if they still had a nitty Nora today it probably would,nt be as big a problem in schools as it is,cut backs!!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by hassy rvr

Ha ha if they still had a nitty Nora today it probably would,nt be as big a problem in schools as it is,cut backs!!

There hasn't been a nitty nora in schools since the 60s